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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 20, 1981

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U S oil firms urge retaliation over Canadian policy

U S oil executives at a congressional hearing urged countermeasures against Canada for restricting foreign ownership of energy assets. Conoco Cities Service and St Joe argued Canada’s National Energy Program and the Foreign Investment Review Agency threaten U S interests and called for action, including tax and lending limits, if diplomacy fails.

Wayne Kondro Southam News Washington Canada Conoco Inc Cities Service Co St. Joe Minerals Corp House Committee On Oversight and Investigations U.S Trudeau National Energy Program Wood Nu-West Development Co. Ltd Dome Petroleum Ltd Sam Schwartz Conoco Dome Hudson's Bay Oil and Gas Co. Ltd Dingell George Ball New York Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb Congress Ball Ottawa Foreign Investment Review Agency

Oil glut drags world oil prices below 32 dollars

World oil prices fall below the 32 dollar level after Saudi output and a glut push prices down. Venezuelan oil minister Humberto Calderon Berti urges OPEC members to freeze prices through 1983 or 1984 to protect market share amid falling demand and shifts to coal.

U.S Saudi Arabia Humberto Calderon Berti Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Calderon Berti OPEC

Potash Mine Roof Fall Kills Two Workers near Saskatoon

Two miners died Friday at Potash Corp Cory Mine eight kilometres west of Saskatoon when a roof slab about 9 by 12 metres and 20 centimetres thick collapsed 600 metres underground. RCMP and labor inspectors investigated. a Crown corporation probe was ordered. Surviving crew members were uninjured.

RCMP Mines Inspection Branch Provincial Labor Department PCS David Dombowski Crown Corporation Goertzen Corporation Cory Saskatchewan

Postal strike moves closer after conciliation board report

Montreal chair Pierre Jasmin recommends 17 weeks paid maternity leave a ban on plant cameras better benefits for part time workers the right to refuse dangerous work and a 70 cent wage hike the board split three ways with no details from government nominee The union plans a strike vote as its executive urges a strong mandate to strike after the report is released Monday by the Public Service Staff Relations Board June 29 set as potential strike date.

Ottawa Pierre Jasmin Montreal Jasmin Canadian Union of Postal Workers Jacques Desmarais Francois Gregoire Public Service Staff Relations Board Jean-Claude Parrot National Executive Board

UN Security Council condemns Israeli attack on Iraqi reactor

The UN Security Council unanimously condemns Israel for destroying Iraq's Osirak reactor. The draft resolution criticizes the raid but omits sanctions. Israeli and Iraqi officials defend actions amid U.S. support and calls for nonproliferation adherence.

United Nations UN Security Council U.S Jeane Kirkpatrick Saadoun Hammadi Israel Kirkpatrick United States Middle East Iraq Yehuda Blum Baghdad Blum Sigvark Eklund International Atomic Energy Agency Eklund

Bikers protest helmet laws at Alberta Legislature

Bikers rights group staged a peaceful Friday protest on the Legislative grounds against mandatory helmet laws describing the rule as discriminatory. The event drew motorcycle enthusiasts and supporters from the province.

Alberta Bikers’ Rights Organization

Banks blamed for farmer bankruptcies as loans rise

Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan told the Coaldale chamber that banks and private lenders have pushed thousands of farmers toward bankruptcy with high rate loans and short terms. He cited Farm Credit Corp. shrinking its share, calling for debt moratoriums and longer mortgages. He urged more federal aid and tweaks to the Bank Act while warning about grain freight rate changes.

Coaldale, Alta Canada Eugene Whelan Whelan Coaldale Chamber of Commerce Federal Farm Credit Corp Canadian Federation of Agriculture Federal Credit Corporation Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba National Farmers Union

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